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Meanwhile, the abortion rate has declined sharply, in part because of better access to contraceptive services and in part because of punitive restrictions.
Indian filmmakers also find it easier to make niche films because of better access to financing as production houses professionalize an industry once accused of abundant mob financing.
People in cities might have better information on estate planning compared with rural areas because of better access to information sources.
The urban based population in this study may have had a higher mean CD4 cell count compared to the rural population because of better access to the HIV counselling and testing services leading to earlier HIV diagnosis.
Compliance may be higher among more advantaged groups because of better access to resources such as time, finance, and coping skills.
The change in parameter estimates between inpatient and outpatient periods implies that moderate/severe AEs are more likely during hospitalization and that AE events were shorter while being inpatients, e.g., because of better access to caregivers and rescue medication.
Klepper (2011) points at the valuable agglomeration economies and the Marshall (1920) theory that suggests that firms cluster geographically because it is beneficial in terms of better access to skilled labor (labor market pooling), specialized suppliers (shared inputs), and knowledge spillover from competing firms.
Women in the postpartum period have a critical window of opportunity to receive family planning service especially in urban areas because of their better access to health services including ANC, delivery, postnatal care, and immunization [ 10, 14].
Moreover, literate household-heads diversified income significantly more because of having better access to information regarding non-farm jobs as compared to illiterate household-heads.
Could this be because of the better access to the PSA screening in the Western countries?
On the other hand, income differences have been considered less important in lower class adolescents because of their better access to tobacco from family and friends, and to cheaper cigarettes from illegal sources [ 35].
